Section C: Wolsey’s foreign policy

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What were the key powers in Europe during Henry's foreign policy before Wolsey?

The Holy Roman Empire and France.

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Who controlled the Holy Roman Empire by 1519?

The Spanish King Charles V.

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What major war was occurring between Francis I and Charles V?

The Valois-Habsburg wars.

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How did Henry VIII's power compare to France and the Holy Roman Empire?

He was a relatively minor player in Europe.

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What was the only part of France still controlled by England?

Calais.

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What was the outcome of Henry's attempt to invade France in 1512?

It was a humiliation and failed due to his army's drunkenness and disease.

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What was one of Wolsey's aims in foreign policy?

To make England seen as equal to France and the Habsburg Empire.

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What treaty did Wolsey organize in 1518?

The Treaty of London.

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What was the outcome of the Treaty of London?

20 leaders of Europe signed up to a treaty of 'universal peace'.

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What was a significant event at the Field of the Cloth of Gold in 1520?

A week of feasting and an unplanned wrestling match between Henry and Francis.

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What happened when Henry declared war on France in 1522?

He planned a joint attack with the Habsburg Empire, but the promised troops never arrived.

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What treaty did Wolsey sign in 1525?

The Treaty of More.

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What was the financial impact of the Treaty of More on Henry?

It cost him £430,000, leading to tax increases and forced loans.

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What alliance did Wolsey help organize in 1526?

The League of Cognac.

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How did Wolsey's actions complicate Henry's attempts to gain a divorce after 1527?

The pope became a prisoner of Charles V.

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What happened to the Pope in 1527?

Habsburg troops ransacked Rome and the Pope became a prisoner of Charles V.

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What led to discrediting England's status as a serious international player in 1528?

England declared war on Charles but sent no troops to fight.

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What did Wolsey introduce against the Netherlands as part of his trade policy?

A trade embargo, which was later called off due to protests.

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What was the outcome of the Battle of Landriano in June 1529?

Charles V defeated the French and Francis made peace with Charles.